JVC KM-F250: Difference between revisions
Add KM-F250U (NTSC/US market) variant; cite BroadcastStore.com, eBay, and Reddit r/VIDEOENGINEERING post (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server) |
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|model_code=KM-F250 | |model_code=KM-F250 | ||
|device_type=Frame synchronizer | |device_type=Frame synchronizer | ||
|image_main=JVC KM-F250U front.webp | |||
|images=JVC KM-F250U rear.webp,JVC KM-F250U boards.webp | |||
|features=Full-frame time base correction, frame synchronization, dropout compensation (DOC), field freeze and frame freeze, multi-format signal/standard transcoding, genlock via external reference input, CCIR Rec. 601 (4:2:2) processing, RS-170A compliant, 1 MB frame memory | |features=Full-frame time base correction, frame synchronization, dropout compensation (DOC), field freeze and frame freeze, multi-format signal/standard transcoding, genlock via external reference input, CCIR Rec. 601 (4:2:2) processing, RS-170A compliant, 1 MB frame memory | ||
|description=The JVC KM-F250 is a professional rack-mountable frame synchronizer with integrated full-frame time base correction, originally marketed by JVC's Professional Products division. Though officially designated a "frame synchronizer," the unit performs full-frame TBC processing conforming to CCIR Recommendation 601 at 4:2:2 sampling, effectively making it a multi-purpose TBC suitable for professional video production and archival workflows. | |description=The JVC KM-F250 is a professional rack-mountable frame synchronizer with integrated full-frame time base correction, originally marketed by JVC's Professional Products division. Though officially designated a "frame synchronizer," the unit performs full-frame TBC processing conforming to CCIR Recommendation 601 at 4:2:2 sampling, effectively making it a multi-purpose TBC suitable for professional video production and archival workflows. | ||
